I forgot one person!  Well I didn’t forget them completely, I just forgot that I wanted to give them a snowflake card too but then I realised that I’d run out – how did this happen?

Anyway the good news is that I get to make more and that makes me happy since it’s such a fun technique.

watercoloured snowflake christmas card holly jolly

 

I still had the contact paper snowflakes (actually stuck to my glass mat lol) so I peeled them off and stuck them on another piece of watercolour paper and got to painting.  This time i used this lovely teal colour from my Altenew Watercolor 36 pan set.  Once I had finished painting, I sprinkled the salt on and left it to dry overnight.  Then I peeled off the contact paper snowflakes and stamped some smaller snowflakes onto the card with white pigment ink.

teal snowflake card

I really love how layered and textured this card has ended up and I actually like that some of the paint has seeped through because the contact paper has been used so many times. I think it makes it look more interesting.  I die cut some snowflakes in silver and turquoise glitter card and attached them on the front of the card, and then I used this Concord and 9th Holly Jolly banner die to make the little banner out of some teal mirror card.

holly jolly banner

I really love this little die so here’s a close up.  In hindsight I wished I’d added these little banners to the other snowflake cards but I didn’t think of it till now.  And that’s the finished card.

Supplies used FYI:

hot press watercolour card
Altenew Watercolor 36 pan set
Snow Flurry Stamp and Dies – Concord and 9th
Hero Arts Unicorn pigment ink
Holly Jolly Banner Die – Concord and 9th
Silver and Teal glitter cardstock from stash
Teal mirror cardstock from stash

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